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Dinner Theater presented by The Alpha-Omega Players Featuring an Evening of Fun, Wit, and Comedy! Same crime, e~t :Year GRAB ONE! Monday, March 25 Alumni-Senior Club Tickets: $6 at LaFortune Dinner: 6:30 pm Show: 8:00 pm STUDENT UNION BOARD The dinner will be catered by Spaghetti Works. i If you've been complaining about campus publications, now's your chance to make them better. If you want to gain writing experience and see your words in print, it's time to step forward. If you can take-photos, manage a computer system, or draw graphics and cartoons, we'd like to meet you. If you want to work for Scholastic next year (and the remainder of this one), mark this date and location: NOTRE DAME1S STUDENT.MAGAZINE WEEKLY DEPARTMENTS 2 Editor's Notes 4 On Other Campuses Nidi Spangler . ENTERTAINMENT 5 7 Week In Distortion o Even if you presently write or take photos * All majors and years are encouraged to Music for the magazine, you still need to come to come. If you've asked to work for us before, COVER Dinosaur Jr. 6 MoWrhead . this meeting. and were never contacted, we apologize and 10 Behavior Modification ask that you attend this meeting. Foodsale~ Reviews ./ If you have already applied for a position at Which dorms satisfy the 8 Scholastic, please come and talk to us: Some ~ In other words, this is the big Qne: Get a munchies? Movies 12 1991-92 editorial board positions are not yet leg up on next year's freshmen and join The Doors Coming Distractions filled, and many section editors have not yet Scholastic now. Cover photo by Paul Webb selected assistant editors. If you are . SPORTS 24 interested in any of thes~ paid positions, you 18 Final Word need to come to this meeting. '5" If you want to work at Scholastic, we need to . Bookstore Hysteria know about it. If for some reason you can't . The annual Notre Dame rite of J'" Working at other campus publications make this meeting but are still interested, call spring heats up , .. does not automatically disqualify you 239-7569 before March 27 and leave your from working at Scholastic. name and number. MMQH21, 1991 1 " --- . i If you've been complaining about campus publications, now's your chance to make them better. If you want to gain writing experience and see your words in print, it's time to step forward. If you can take-photos, manage a computer system, or draw graphics and cartoons, we'd like to meet you. If you want to work for Scholastic next year (and the remainder of this one), mark this date and location: NOTRE DAME1S STUDENT.MAGAZINE WEEKLY DEPARTMENTS 2 Editor's Notes 4 On Other Campuses Nidi Spangler . ENTERTAINMENT 5 7 Week In Distortion o Even if you presently write or take photos * All majors and years are encouraged to Music for the magazine, you still need to come to come. If you've asked to work for us before, COVER Dinosaur Jr. 6 MoWrhead . this meeting. and were never contacted, we apologize and 10 Behavior Modification ask that you attend this meeting. Foodsale~ Reviews ./ If you have already applied for a position at Which dorms satisfy the 8 Scholastic, please come and talk to us: Some ~ In other words, this is the big Qne: Get a munchies? Movies 12 1991-92 editorial board positions are not yet leg up on next year's freshmen and join The Doors Coming Distractions filled, and many section editors have not yet Scholastic now. Cover photo by Paul Webb selected assistant editors. If you are . SPORTS 24 interested in any of thes~ paid positions, you 18 Final Word need to come to this meeting. '5" If you want to work at Scholastic, we need to . Bookstore Hysteria know about it. If for some reason you can't . The annual Notre Dame rite of J'" Working at other campus publications make this meeting but are still interested, call spring heats up , .. does not automatically disqualify you 239-7569 before March 27 and leave your from working at Scholastic. name and number. MMQH21, 1991 1 " --- . Ch-ch-ch-changes ... Work for Scholastic/Sarcastic Check out the changes in the list at left: This Check the inside front cover for details on rFRIDAi~APRiL 19 r~ ~ ~~~~~I is the first issue of Scholastic produced by Scholastic's spring organizational meeting. the the 1991-92 editorial board. All majors and years arc encourgaed to NOTRE DAME STEPAN CENTER SCHOLASTIC Another change is this column -- formerly allend. NOTRE DAME'S STUDENT MAGAZINE this was Scholastic's editorial space, and Our annual April Fool's issue is fast opinions written here represented the approaching "- Editor' in chief emeritus position of the magazine's editorial board. Mike Wieber is taking his last bow in this Vol. 132, No. 18 This is now "Editor's Notes" and represents issue -- take a look at the ad on page 23 for March 21, 1991 only my own thoughts. Editorials, when more information on writing for Sarcastic. they are printed, will' run on the page DisceQuasi Semper Victurus Vive Quasi eras Moriturus opposite this one. About this Issue Also take a look at pages 12 and 13. "Coming Distractions" has been expanded This week we present our biennial foodsaIcs EDITOR IN CHIEF to cover 11 days on two pages. The calendar review. Staffers visited all 25 dorms to find Ian Mitchell is printed on the magazine's centerspread so Notre Dame's best place forlate~night MANAGING EDITOR you can pull it out and save it. snacking. Mari Okuda . More changes are in the works -- next We took some precautions: no critic was week, du.e to Easter break, Scholastic is not assigned his or. her own dorm, and the NEWS EDITOR foodsales employees weren't told they're Kate Manuel published,' and the volume after that is Sarcastic, our humor issue (more on that being reviewed; at least not until the food, SPORTS EDITOR later). The next regulllI' issue of the atmosphere and service·were evaluated. Jon Paul Potts magazine wiII be distributed April 11, and This year our writers faced asbestos, CAMPUS LIFE EDITOR we'll be using the extra time between now frostbite and spoiled food on their culinary Kristine DeGange and then to plan for the future. qUCst for the holy grail of the finest in foodsales. One slight disclaimer: some of ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR the foodsales were' out of some items Dave Holsinger Your Input Please because the reviews were conducted shortly ENTERTAINMENT ASSISTANT If you have coinpliments, comments or before and after springbrcak. Elizabeth Graner complaints about the magazine, I'd like to Scholastic evaluatcdfoodsaIes in 1975, hear them. Call me at 239-7569 with but since the 19~6-87 school year, we've DEPARTMENTS EDITOR Michael Owen suggestions for future issues, news tips and reviewed them every two years. In 1986-87 story ideas. we gave five stars to Stanford and Zahm, PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Better yet, write a "letter to the editor." while in 1988-89 Keenan and Zahm got that Paul Webb .' The letters policy is printed in tiny type at the ranking. What happened this year? Will Doing Reggae Antf1ems like: COPY EDITOR bottom of this page. If you have a comment Zahm "three-peat" with another five-star Margaret Kenny on an article or column, send it in. rating? How does your dorm stack up? "NO WOMAN, NO CRY II If you have something·to say-.about a Where's the best (imd worst) dorm food? "RASTAMAN VIBRATION" LAYOUT/SYSTEMS MANAGER campus controversy or an issue affecting Patricia Doyle The article begins on page 10. Why not find "EXODUS" and more! Notre Dame students, write a "Final Word." out yourself? ADVERTISING MANAGER This one-page column runs on the last page David Chmiel of every Scholastic, and it's the reader's Ian Mitchell chance to speak to the campus community. BUSINESS MANAGER . Editorin Chief Plus Special Guests ... Scott Ecker . Talk to Mike Owen, departments editor, if Also from Jamaica, also .It!IMn'\ln· you'd like to get in the final word. GRAPHIC ARTS MANAGER Jeanne Naylor Letters 10 Sd.olastic must. "" Iyped cmd includt the writer's ""'"", addT<SS cmd phane num""r. Uni""rsily studenls slwuld includo Ihdry<ar ins<hool cmd college. 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    Whole Wheat Cheese Pizza Bagel 96WBPB2 Pack Size: 96/4.80oz. portions per case Child Nutrition Information: 088382 - One 4.80oz. Whole Wheat Cheese Pizza Bagel provides 2.00oz. equivalent meat alternate, 1.75oz. equivalent grains, and 1/8 cup red/orange vegetable for the Child Nutrition Meal Pattern Requirements. Ingredients: CHEESE: Low Moisture Part Skim Mozzarella Cheese 1 piece/serving g % DV (Pasteurized Part Skim Milk, Cultures, Salt, Enzymes). CRUST: Water, Whole Wheat Flour, Enriched Flour Serving Size 136g (Wheat Flour, Malted Barley Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Calories 330 Thiamin Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Sugar, Wheat Gluten, Contains 2% or less of the following: Calories from Fat 100 Wheat Bran, Salt, Degerminated Yellow Corn Meal, Total Fat 11 18 Soybean Oil, Yeast, Wheat Flour, Caramel Color with Saturated Fat 6 31 Sulfites, Monoglycerides, Guar Gum, Enzymes, Ascorbic Acid (Dough Conditioner), Propionic Acid (A Trans Fat 0 Preservative), Phosphoric Acid (A Preservative), L- Cholesterol 30 10 Cysteine. SAUCE: Tomatoes (Water, Tomato Paste [Not Sodium 540 22 Less Than 31% Soluble Solids]), Contains 1% or Less of: Onion, Salt, Spices, Garlic Powder, Soybean Oil, Xanthan Carbohydrate 31 10 Gum. Fiber 4 15 Allergens: Wheat and Milk. Sugar 3 Nardone Bros. is a peanut and tree nut-free facility. Protein 22 Cooking Instructions: Vitamin A 10 For a crispy crust: Preheat oven to 325 F. Place pizza Vitamin C 15 directly on center oven rack. Cook for 7 to 10 minutes or Calcium 45 until cheese is melted and crust edges are golden brown. Iron 10 For a softer crust: Preheat oven to 325 F.